10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRIDE PIANO»
Discover the use of
stride piano in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stride piano and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Judy Carmichael's Introduction to
Stride Piano
Here's a newly revised edition of stride pianist Judy Carmichael's first book of piano arrangements, featuring hit melodies in playable arrangements, practice drills and a brand new CD. The CD includes slow practice versions of each tune, ...
2
Harlem
Stride Piano Solos/F0693
As time goes by / Donald Lambert -- Backwater blues ; Blueberry rhyme ; Carolina shout / James P. Johnson -- Crazy rhythm / Cliff Jackson -- Dream rag / Eubie Blake -- The dream / James P. Johnson -- Happy birthday to Pat ; How long blues / ...
3
Stride Piano Tricks: How to Play
Stride Piano
With over 50+ stride techniques and 150+ carefully explained examples plus performance tips, this book shows how to make your piano sparkle like never before.
4
STRIDE & SWING
PIANO: COMPLETE GUIDE
Focusing on styles such as classic ragtime, early blues & boogie woogie, New Orleans jazz, stride and swing, this new book/CD pack in the Hal Leonard Keyboard Style Series teaches left- and right-hand techniques including chords, bass runs, ...
5
Selected
piano solos: 1928-1941
As a stylistic movement, stride piano is most commonly associated with a
geographical area (the East Coast, especially New York City) and a group of
practitioners (Johnson, Waller, Willie "The Lion" Smith, the young Count Basie,
and others).
Earl Hines, Jeffrey Taylor, 2006
6
You Can Play
Stride Piano: Book and CD
Titles are: Oh, Lady Be Good * Ain't She Sweet * Jive at Five * Christopher Columbus * Love Is Just Around the Corner * Lazy River. The CD includes seven additional tracks.
Stuart Isacoff, Michele Baumann, 1997
7
Judy Carmichael You Can Play Authentic
Stride Piano:
Piano Solos
You'll learn by listening with the 14 audio tracks on the enclosed CD. These are performances of exactly what's notated on the pages. The fun and challenge of learning stride piano will push your playing to incredible new heights.
8
Complete Jazz Keyboard Method: Mastering Jazz Keyboard
Stride piano was the solo piano technique of choice before the bebop era of the
1940s. It was used in a group setting, especially when there was no bassist in the
group. Stride is a left hand technique characterized by the"oom-pah oom-pah" ...
9
Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue
Aside from classical piano, which he studied seriously (if sporadically) for eight
years, Gershwin drew on several post- ragtime idioms, the song-plugger style of
Les Copeland and Mike Bernard, the stride-piano style of Luckey Roberts and ...
10
Jazz Musicians of the Early Years, to 1945
Father of the Stride Piano, Columbia 1780. Running Wild, Tradition 1048. King of
Stride Piano, 1918–1944, Giants of Jazz Piano 52201. James P. Johnson, 1921–
1928, CLC 658. James P. Johnson, 1928–1938, CLC 671. James P. Johnson ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STRIDE PIANO»
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stride piano is used in the context of the following news items.
Scottish National Jazz Orchestra/Makoto Ozone: Jeunehomme …
Mozart was 21 when he wrote the K271 Jeunehomme piano concerto, and some ... to McCoy Tyner-like chordal eruptions or Fats Walleresque stride piano. «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Duelling ragtime pianos at Gravenhurst Opera House
GRAVENHURST — Neville Dickie, the top ragtime/stride piano player in England for the last 30 years, is coming across the Atlantic to the Gravenhurst Opera ... «www.muskokaregion.com/, May 15»
All in 'Stride': Jazz pianist Judy Carmichael does things her own way
Given Carmichael's mastery of stride piano — a technically and physically demanding jazz style in which the player's left hand plays the bass rhythms on the ... «Maryville Daily Times, Mar 15»
Despite snow and conductor cancellation, BSO excels in Birtwistle …
In the call-and-response pattern implied in the piece's title, the piano usually ... with a hint of stride piano and Gershwinesque dialogue with woodwinds and a ... «Boston Classical Review, Feb 15»
First Listen: Jason Moran, 'All Rise: A Joyful Elegy For Fats Waller'
He's remembered best as a virtuoso of stride piano, which demands a highly active left hand and showy improvisation in the right, as well as a writer of hit tunes: ... «NPR, Sep 14»
Free jazz concert offered at Gennett Mansion
He will perform classic and stride jazz, featuring the music of Fats Waller and Jelly ... Morton and Waller, as well as a leading exponent of the Stride piano style. «Palladium-Item, Aug 14»
Mike Lipskin and Dick Hyman: Stride piano virtuosos reunite
Mike Lipskin, the veteran stride pianist who learned the leaping jazz style firsthand from Willie "the Lion" Smith and other Harlem masters, was a record producer ... «SFGate, Aug 14»
Stephanie Trick features iconic works on stride piano in Gilmore …
KALAMAZOO, MI -- Stephanie Trick presented a program of iconic stride piano, recreating the work of its major performer-composers, for the Irving S. Gilmore ... «Mlive Kalamazoo, May 14»
Vijay Iyer: Self-Taught Jazz Pianist Goes 'Solo'
Mainly self-taught, the New York-based jazz composer and pianist now ... to my sister that was sort of an anthology of blues boogie-woogie and stride piano. «NPR, Sep 13»
Marian McPartland, pioneering female jazz pianist, dies at 95
NEW YORK — Marian McPartland, a jazz pianist and composer whose radio show ... throwing in some bebop and some stride piano, shaping the whole concept ... «Q13 FOX, Aug 13»
